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KRCB - Charlie Rose

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Charlie Rose

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with the president of mexico. felipe calderon. >> you need to have the principals that know one nation couldn't prosper without rule of law. because that is ectly our main focus, in the sense that we are not prosecuting drugs by drugs themselves. we are looking for rule of law in mexico. we want a country in which the law prevails. otherwise it will be impossible to prosper or to have a fair society. >> rose: we continue talking about google ventures with kevin rose and bill maris. >> we're investing in teams and people more than products at the early stages. so you're looking for larry and certificate guy as they were starting out they are what made google different from lycos and the other search engines. >> rose: we con chrood with the photography of brigitte lacombe. >> she asked would we be interested in doing something similar for london olympic on women in sport. and of course, i mean, it was just like a great opportunity because i mean for me andlso for my sister to discover the new world, i know nothing about sports. and it was very intriguing. >> rose: yes. >> and so of course we sa

CSPAN2 - Book TV

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of mexico. oil leaked into the pristine crystal clear waters at an incredible rate of over 2 million gallons per day. the result was an admirer of the wasteland dress a stretch of sludge and lock that extended from louisiana and florida. killed nearly all the seabirds in the region, destroyed fisheries, rendered beaches hazardous and unusable and took a once vibrant region and turned it almost overnight into an empty ghost town. wait a minute. best of what happened and all. that is what the of burma to liberals said was born to happen to what they imagined could occur. thanks to the historical drama types and the media, that's what we all fought. that is what cnn anderson cooper state his entire show on. the because he cares one bit of what the people in that region. the only visits the region when there's something in it for anderson cooper. the people who run the restaurants and hotels, they are not anderson cooper stern the people. he would not be caught dead vacationing in panama city of a gulf shores it is what depended on it. he's more of a martha's vineyard southampton's of speech can

KGO - ABC News Good Morning America

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KGO
ABC News Good Morning America

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are about to take a pounding. and this hail in new mexico is just one sign of what's to come. >>> slow ride. thousands line the streets of los angeles as the space shuttle "endeavour" moves to its retirement home. it's a 2-day, 12-mile trip, costing $10 million. we're live this morning, showing you what it takes to move a spacecraft when it's here on earth. >>> the bridal bandit. caught on tape. police are looking for a woman accused of ripping off a wedding gown worth 5 grand. and wait until you see who she has with her at the time. >>> and love lessons. taylor swift talks about her relationships past and present, in her most candid interview yet. what does she really think of john mayer? and did she really kidnap a kennedy? the country darling opens up. >>> do you want to repeat that on-air, dan, what you just said? >> i'm getting abused here. >> this is my jam is what dan harris said. >> even news anchors get a little emo at times, people. >>> with three days until the next presidential debate, team obama is soliciting celebrity help this morning. what role will bruce springsteen and mor

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is the current situation in mexico with the student movement in mexico? >> let me ask you, do you charge admission to get in? >> our particular organization always does a sliding scale. >> you should then have to register with a promoter registry. that is right. anyone who charges admission to get in, even if you are a community organization, you are a promoter non-profits register with us as promoters. even if's a zero to whatever? >> it doesn't matter that. is right. you have to register. and it's free. you just go online and do it. you can find the link on the entertainment commission website. >> that is helpful to know. we're specifically not interested in music or entertainment promoters. we're trying to keep this on a community level. the only sound that is built into the space are two small speakers for the projector that we use occasionally for videos. so we're not trying to become a club. and we're not interested in commercial use and, in fact we will not rent to anybody who is a commercial promoter. but community groups are interested in having occasional fundraiser and th

CNNW - Weekend Early Start

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CNNW
Weekend Early Start

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he went to mexico to surprise to train the people who are going to take over his job. he went to the factory in mexico for some training and when he was there, he was given a tour and he looked around the factory and the person giving him the tour said, this line is going to china. this assembly line is going to china and this is going to china and he said, if everything is going to china, where are you guys going to go? your factory in north carolina, your production is coming here. that's how he found out. >> overall, the general theme in talking to these people, are the workers feeling like they are better off than they were four years ago or no? >> i'd say no. and the reason is that even though many people have been able to find jobs. when you actually trace people's life stories, you find that most people are earning less than what they did and some people dramatically so you have a woman that worked for 35 years at leviton and her name is shirley miller and she is one example. she went back to school for accounting and she ended up, she actually had to write her congress

CSPAN2 - Book TV

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taught me about education. he often threatened to set me back to mexico if i can do well in school. >> is that it's very threat? >> it was because i really did believe him. >> you do not want to go back to mexico? >> no, i do not want to go back to mexico. and i wanted to make him proud. another thing i felt was because i begged him to bring me over here, i felt that i owed him out. i felt that i never wanted my father to say, i shouldn't have brought you. >> winner of the american book award and international latino book award. part of booktv this weekend on c-span2. as we enter these last few months, one of the great untold stories is not just obama versus romney. it is obama versus karl rove. he has put together over $1 billion that will be spent in these last two months. here in new york are not going to see much of it. it will be spent in the battleground state. he has become king of the super pacs. $1.8 billion. to put that into perspective, in 2008, mccain had 375 million to spend. this is a factor of five. you're going to start seeing it come out now. the other thing that i

COMW - The Colbert Report

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COMW
The Colbert Report

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estimate approximately 40 times between new jersey and new mexico in three seconds. >> stephen: but the jump room later teleported him further. >> the location they were taking us to was mars. >> stephen: the red planet and wait until you hear who andrew traveled with. >> about a barack h. obama. >> stephen: the president of united states. >> several time is i went to mars with him and was present on the surface with him and others. >> stephen: meaning obama has a secret martian past. a secret past protected by a conspiracy of silence that goes all the way to the e.p.a. and desk of carol browner, former head of e.p.a., obama's friend and climate czar. >> i ran the e.p.a. for 8 years. i worked with the best scientists in the world. teleportation is not clear -- real. >> stephen: really. we found an expert who backs up his claim. >> are you roll something in please roll. >> stephen: captain please explain. >> you have an electrical today in you'll that is emanating energy. you put a mole kuhl here. -- molecule here. you have a nodule of the opposite positive negative. that mol co

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as mexico, september 16th and chile september 18th and concludes on october 15th after indigenous people's day and the san francisco unified school district includes over 3500 students in the schools, the grades prek to 12. many of who contribute not only the cultural traditions but the spanish language to enrich the lives of all students and significant number of school district employees from classroom teachers to para professionals to facility and staff and principal and administrators including mr. carranza share this heritage, where in particular, the latin american teacher association has since 1970 established as the mission to promote bi lingual and to advocate for achievement through family conferences honorable celebration and college fares, whereas the annual scholarship dinner, it has provided thousands of dollars to scholarships to deserving inner city, particularly those who cannot enroll in college without financial help. therefore be it resolved that the board of education of the san francisco unified school district come mends the school district on the 2012, heritage mo

WBFF - FOX 45 Late Edition

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WBFF
FOX 45 Late Edition

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oneeteaccer in new mexico is --3 pryinn too ut a ban on the popular snack.tte teacher wrrte a letter to parents urging them to keep the pheetossat home....saying its aahealth hazard, ii spreads germs since students share them and it makes for a messy cllan-up because of the red dye..parents even admit they are guiity of feeeinn the habit. "my daughter brings snack packs to school, i don't have pack of cheetos to school. - just because i knoo my chiid aad i know she ouud eat the whole bag in one day." day." one bag of cheetos has p4 grams offfat and nearly 7-hunnree calories...thht's pboot half the caloric intake a teen needs in aaday. 3 3 3 coming up in less then 11 minutes on he late edtion... the change n michael vick's live... that doesnt make any ssese... bidennlaughing nats natsbut nextt..the reaction o jje biden's...llughhng... cackling...smirking ddbate performance...after the break breakiiggnews out of north baltimore...thess are our first pictures frommthe scene of shoottng on east 26th street...a woman was found in theessreet... shot in the head. sse is in critical

MSNBCW - Weekends With Alex Witt

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Weekends With Alex Witt

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holds all of those carry states from 2004 and adds new mexico, then wins nevada, colorado and iowa, which are very possible because of hispanics in the west, obama could win nevada and colorado. and then hold iowa, maybe lose ohio, lose virginia, lose florida, could do all of those and still narrowly win. >> okay. let's go to mitt romney. what he needs to get to 270 in the big way. >> so the obvious one for mitt romney is to sweep the big three. if he sweeps 40i, virginia and florida, it's all three of those, he could lose colorado, lose nevada, lose new hampshire, lose wisconsin, lose all of those states, and he would still win, he would get there very narrowly but he would be over 270. >> okay. so you get flohva from mitt romney. but you also have a scenario that he can still win if he takes florida, only. >> yeah. it's a little complicated. but i went back to look and see, can he win with just winning one of those or just two of those three? no question, he could win with two of those three. but if he were to win with just florida, for example, he would have to do it by sweeping

KDTV - Primer Impacto

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KDTV
Primer Impacto

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autoridades de innmigracion deportaron a mexico por error a un estadounidense con problemas mentales y de alli fue enviado a guatemala.la victima ya esta en su casa de atlanta y hablo con univisionmas esta tarde. >buenas tardes, el tumor que tenia jesús gabriel pesaba 15 kg, le provoca problemas respiratorios y le impedia la movilidad. >>el pequeño ya puede moverse con tranquilidad gracias a la cirugia. >>es originario de durango. >>le doy gracias al seguro social porque le esta dando otra cálidads de vida a mi hijo >>sabia que la operación era complicada, que podia perdera mi chiquito, lo deje todo en manos de dios >>el niño pesaba 25 kilos, de los cuales 15 eran del tumor. >>la operación duró quince horas. el 2 de octubre fue intervenido por 4 horas, por segunda ocasion. >>en las clínicas de excelencia que tenemos para malformaciones congénitas como es este caso. >>este caso fue revisado por una comité de bioetica, formado también por un sacerdote, después de anali

KGO - ABC World News With Diane Sawyer

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KGO
ABC World News With Diane Sawyer

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mexico have some isolated hail reports coming out. what's going to happen is, the warm front and the cold front are going to move north and east. tonight, dodge city, all the way down into parts of western texas are in the zone that needs to be concerned. but tomorrow, it gets very wide and goes all the way north to minneapolis, south to dallas and that includes chicago and st. louis. for those folks, they have to be aware tomorrow. isolated tornadoes, very strong winds, up to 80 miles per hour, and that hail. we'll be watching it on "gma" tomorrow and have all the updates throughout the weekend. >> so, the whole country is going to be affected as this moves. thank you so much, ginger. >>> and now, the starting gun sounded today, 74 days until christmas. and a goliath superstore, today, best buy, gave consumers a new way to save money. now, a number of retail giants are trying to compete and abc's linsey davis explains. >> reporter: the war is on. retail titans fighting for your shopping dollars. putting more power in the hands of all of us consumers. with best buy announcing today, if yo

CSPAN - Washington Journal

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CSPAN
Washington Journal

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was laughing. there they go again. host: betty from new mexico joins us. we are talking about the role of the moderator. what you think? caller: i thought the first debate was really a non-debate here about it was very poorly handled by jim lehrer. mitt romney basically took over, shot and over him at one point. that was beyond rude to me, to treat the moderator that way. and i sensed, not too many hardball questions, more like a softball game. on the flip side, i thought martha raddatz handled everything beautifully. she is a consummate pro. and she knows what is going on out of there. i thought her questions were pointed. i can see where the republicans would be upset. because paul ryan did come off as somebody who really was not all that knowledgeable. let us face it, the romney-ride ticket has absolutely 0 no for foreign policy experience. host: are you surprised that a lot of the debate to up foreign policy questions? caller: and over. i am absolutely decided. host: even over questions of the economy? caller: yes. to be honest with you, i think they are on an equal bar. and vice-p

CNNW - Your Bottom Line

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CNNW
Your Bottom Line

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, the republican from new mexico, on a similar plan. so the blueprints are there. and i think we know what to do, almost everybody in the congress knows that we have to do some of those two things. >> well, i'm encouraged by your optimism. i mean, your realism about the problem, your optimism that they all know that we're now at the moment where they can fix it. we do know that eight senators met this week. getting at least a framework for how to fix it under way and they do have the blueprints in your plan. very nice to see you. have a wonderful weekend. thank you. >> you're very welcome. >>> i'm going to tell you something no politician will ever admit. >> i'm a single mom, and i work, i work full-time, and i think i will definitely notice if i have to budget differently. >> you're getting a $1,000 pay cut next year. i'll tell you where it's going. . but, i have an idea. do you want a princess dress? yes how about some cupcakes? yes lollipop? yes! do you want an etch a sketch? yes! do you want 50% more cash? no you got talent. [ male announcer ] the capital one cash rewards card. with a 50% an

KRCB - To the Contrary With Bonnie Erbe

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KRCB
To the Contrary With Bonnie Erbe

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to believe? >> the quote in the same breath he said that he wanted to restore the mexico city policy that taxpayer funds wouldn't to go abortion abroad. >> but they don't go. >> isle i'm telling you what the quote said, clarify what the quote said. this is taking one sentence out of context to me. >> he's been very clear over quite a lg period of time that he would de fund planned parenthood. he has been unequivocal on that subject. he's also been asked to the supreme court justices were that he identified with and the kind that he would appoint, and it's justice scalia, one more scalia would result in a reversal of row v. wade, robert bjork heads his judicial collection selection fo for the campaign. robert bjork we know wrote the roadmap for how to overturn roe versus wade. he is sending maybet's dog whistles but people getting the message. >> during this week vice-presidential debate the candidates were asked about their views on abortion. >> i do not believe that -- that we have a right to tell other people that, women that they can't control their body. it's a decision between t

WGN - WGN News at Nine

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WGN News at Nine

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watch down here in texas with parts of oklahoma and also sections of new mexico in on that under winter weather advisor raise for snow on the back side of the system here is why we're so interested in this apparently will sit in the corridor of heavy rain and look at some of these numbers this is a closer view and you can see we have presoaking rain on the way. this will come in waves it will not rain continuously when these things are and look at the way they blossomed during the course of the day but this first band of showers could be in by three or four in the morning there is some vertical build to these and a fair amount of moisture getting into them. you can see how they're clustering up out to the west so this is a highly dynamic situation coming together and as we say it could be a nearby for in the morning then you will see the break senate and other big batches of rain, and in some embedded thunderstorms which by late tomorrow could reach into a strong upper wins in transfer some of that wind energy down. the fear is that we will transfer some of that energy down to the surf

CNNW - The Situation Room

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CNNW
The Situation Room

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was born in mexico with nothing when he came to this country, rose to be head of a car company, a governor. i mean, my dad was the real deal and his life and his memory inspires me. so i write his name there and of course i look at ann every chance i get. she's usually looking down. she's nervous during the debates but i look to her to see if she feels like i've done a good job. >> governor we appreciate you taking the time to joins here in in "the situation room". >> thanks wolf. good to be with you. >> candy crowley is going to be moderating the second presidential debate coming up tuesday night. up next, you'll find out what she'll be looking for during this presidential debate and how her debate will be different from the others. how did i get here? dumb luck? or good decisions? ones i've made. ones we've all made. about marriage. children. money. about tomorrow. here's to good decisions. who matters most to you says the most about you. massmutual is owned by our policyholders so they matter most to us. massmutual. we'll help you get there. ♪ [ male announcer ] its lightweight constr

CSPAN2 - Book TV

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-- asked this question. the pipeline is a little thin right now. suzanne martinas, governor of new mexico, if you buy this idea we elect more governors than we do members of congress, that is where the pipeline is likely to come from. she is very articulate. has only been in office a couple years. give her six years depending on how she does. she has the potential. elizabeth warren fa depending on what happens to. she is somebody everybody is going to look at. we need to get more women elected as part of this. we only have 17% of the congress as women right now. research has been done at rutgers, to make any kind of a difference you need 25%, minorities in a body. part of a culture comes with congress seeing more women, more women having an opportunity to share important committees. one of the unfortunate things is a lot of the women we profile in this book who are still in congress, olympia snow is not running and has the same problem dianne feinstein had but on the republicans' side so a lot of women are giving up on it or don't see themselves being able to compromise, get things done i

FOXNEWSW - FOX Report

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FOXNEWSW
FOX Report

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. >>> a new mexico dare devil sky diver hoping three is a charm in his next attempt to set a new and dangerous record tomorrow. if the weather cooperates, felix baumgartner will jump from a capsule suspended bay helium filled balloon 23 miles up in the air. the former australian paratrooper wants to break a 1960 high altitude parachuting record and becoming the first sky diver to break the sound barrier. talk about your goals. the jump has been postponed twice because of high winds. meteorologists say tomorrow's forecast is looking good. we will be he watching for that. >>> we now now some 51 million people watched the debate between vice president joe biden and congressman paul ryan and we h heard one of of them talk about a particular family in massachusetts. turns newt family has quite a story to -- turns out that family has quite a story to tell. >> reporter: sitting inside the same home, mitt romney and his family visited 17 years agorgeous the nixon family watched the vice presidential debate and were shocked to hear their names on the national stage. >> cheryl and mark nixon. their kids

CSPAN - Washington This Week

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CSPAN
Washington This Week

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the students, taking -- enrollment data, the feedback from students -- >> would 3% be enough in new mexico where the african- american population is around 2%? >> i do not think it would. it is not tied to demographics. it is understood that we are not pursuing demographics. -- key facts have been undisputed. >> mr. garre, i think the issue my colleagues are asking is at what point and when do we stop deferring to the university's judgment that race is still necessary. that is the bottom line of this case. you are saying, and i think rightly, that you can not set a quota, because that is what our cases said you could not do. if we are not going to set a quota, what do you think is the standard that we applied toake the judgment? >> the standard you would apply is the one set for begin grutter, -- said forward in grutter, looking to if there was an environment where they do not feel like spokespersons for their race, cross-understanding is promoted, and the benefits of diversity are realized the reason the university of texas -- realized. the reason the university texas came to that not bee

CSPAN2 - Capital News Today

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CSPAN2
Capital News Today

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plead% be enough in new mexico where the looking at this every year. once -- once we reach that point of course we're going to stop. >> some of this stuff you would agree with and some you don't. >> well, i don't know that i disagree with -- >> and i would like you to answer. the argument based on facts. the game is just too small using a racial -- you don't need more. so how do you answer the argument as being too small? >> first, consideration of race has increased racial diversity. that is page 138. secondly airport to the fact that african american hispanic submissions did not increase. so this has had an important impact on diversity of the university. >> in terms of diversity, how do you justify all asian-americans? de have a critical mass of filipino americans? >> the common formula that is used, country of origin. >> do you have a critical mass? >> your honor, we have looked to whether or not we have a critical mass which is precisely what this is and asked us to do. if -- >> a jurisdiction. >> before you get to that. suppose you identified a numerical category, numerical stan

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moines all the way down to the texas/mexico border you're looking at potential for strong thunderstorms. not just the gusty winds and the chevy rain but we're talking the risk of tornadoes. so much going on in that area. lots of college game match-ups as well. you can see by the radar, lots of heavy rain. that is going to be the silver lining for this weather system because it is going to bring much-needed rain to this area. we're talking from 1 to 2-plus inches. those are the areas in orange and red for that area over the last several months talking about drought there. across the rest of the country, though, fairly quiet. starting off with a chill in the northeast and the mid-atlantic. looks like a nice day in the southeast. morning fog there. and things definitely picking up in the northwest, as well. rain continues there today from seattle down to portland. that's a loo >>> here's a look at our morning temperatures. 40s and 50s outside. 43 right now in fairfield and not too much of a breeze around the bay area. we're seeing patches of low clouds and some high clouds going by and tem

MSNBCW - Up W/Chris Hayes

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Up W/Chris Hayes

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point. >> interviewed and not interviewed. >> climate change, mexico. >> china. >> brazil, china, india. any of those things. >> i want to hear more from you on foreign policy after we take a quick break. and of battery more emergency workers trust in their maglites: duracell. one reason: duralock power preserve. it locks in power for up to 10 years in storage. guaranteed. so, whether it's 10 years' of life's sunny days... or... the occasional stormy one... trust goes a long way. duracell with duralock. trusted everywhere. fire bad! just have to fire roast these tomatoes. this is going to give you a head start on your dinner. that seems easier [ female announcer ] new progresso recipe starters. five delicious cooking sauces you combine with fresh ingredients to make amazing home-cooked meals. >> interviewed and not plans, they help save you up to thousands in out-of-pocket costs. call today to request a free decision guide. with these types of plans, you'll be able to visit any doctor or hospital that accepts medicare patients... plus, there are no networks, and you'll never need a refe

KTVU - Mornings on 2

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to identify the source of an oil sheen in the gulf of mexico. that sheen just recently surfaced near the site of the 2010 oil rig explosion and spill. bp says the oil is likely coming from a pipe that once connected the rig to the well. now, in addition to the underwater robots, the coastguard will also use satellites to observe as well. bp and trans ocean will cover the cost of that operation. >>> all four players punished in the nfl's bounty investigation have filed appeals with the league. they are also asking commissioner roger goodell to remove himself as arbitrator because they don't think that he can be impartial. this comes after the commissioner upheld his initial suspensions of all four players earlier this week. the four players were imreply indicated in what the nfl calls a bounty pool that paid cash bonuses for hits that injured opponents. the nfl says it was run by former new orleans saints defensive coordinator gregg williams. williams is suspended indefinitely. >>> now, lance armstrong foundation plans to carry on, despite the cyclist's recent troubles. the organization will c

MSNBCW - Weekends With Alex Witt

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Weekends With Alex Witt

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, pennsylvania, new mexico, arizona, where the sides don't agree that their foregone conclusions they're not really spending a great deal of resources. those nine states, they've been consistently those nine states over the course of the year. i think that's one of the things that's most interesting, it's been narrow and consistent throughout the year. >> so andy, this new report that mitt romney and the gop are really doubling and tripling their ad buys in several of the swing states with 24 days to go until the election, how much impact does all this ad money really have on voters? >> well, voters especially in those nine battle ground states that amy mentioned have been inundated with tense of thousands of campaign ads from the spring to the summer and especially now, august, september, october. we're getting to a point where voters are almost saturated and really they can't handle any more. they don't want to see any more of these television ads. the romney campaign is putting in this last-minute blitz on, they are flooding these battle ground states. they are trying to get their

CNNW - CNN Newsroom

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CNN Newsroom

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after their raft capsized near cancun, mexico. 11 others are missing. nine men and one woman survived and are now in custody. officials say the yucatan peninsula has become popular for human smugglers because it's not heavily patrolled. >>> on to pakistan now, authorities are doing everything to find those involved in the shooting of a teen activist. a young girl is now fighting for her life in a hospital. shot by the taliban for wanting to go to school. we have the latest on the investigation. >> pakistani authorities say they have made another set of arrests in connection with a shooting of 14-year-old malala. a police chief in a district one hour south of where she was shot saying three people are in custody. he's calling them suspects, but it's not clear how they were linked to this incident. in the meantime, malala still in critical condition in a leading military hospital. doctors say they're still monitoring the swelling in her brain. the good news, they say, is her vitals, her pulse, her blood pressure, remain stable. in the meantime, the top military spokesperson telling cnn

CSPAN - Washington This Week

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Washington This Week

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. he was shoveling gravel in mexico. but if we get this crazy national health care thing, if we wind up keeping this nutty, more government involvement with health care, what we are doing is we are sending a call to attract people. come here and use the government benefits. we are creating a welfare state. >> you just said it is a fiction that they are coming for benefits and now he said they're coming for benefit. >> some of them might be coming here for benefits. i know there are people who come here to have birth and had the baby said they can both get citizenship as well as get the pregnancy coverage. we need to eliminate that. no person has a right to live at the expense of another person. that is an american principle we have forgot about in this country. we need to get back to that. >> congressman, how much should the united states police the world? >> i think we ought to detect our national security interests abroad. it ought to start with what is our national security interests, does our activity overseas for that interest? and two there are other reasons to be active overseas

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